Bird of Paradise, also known as Strelitzia reginae , has a hard and upright plant shape and broad, feathery leaves, giving people a feeling of elegance and tenacity. The flowers of Bird of Paradise are not only beautiful in shape but also bright in color, and have high ornamental value. Let’s learn how to raise the bird of paradise more vigorously. 1. Fertilization During the peak growth period, it is recommended to apply a thin, slow- release fertilizer every half a month, and avoid using concentrated and raw fertilizers. In autumn, reduce nitrogen fertilizer and use phosphorus and potassium fertilizer instead to promote flowering. When the temperature drops in winter, plants grow slowly and fertilization should be stopped. 2. Watering During the peak growing season in spring and autumn, water every 3-5 days to keep the soil moist. In the hot summer, water every morning and evening to keep the soil slightly moist. In winter, the temperature is low, so control watering and keep the soil slightly dry. 3. Lighting Bird of Paradise loves light and should be given sufficient light for at least 8 hours a day to promote growth and flowering. Try to place the plant in a sunny location to promote strong branches and green leaves. 4. Soil Bird of Paradise has fleshy roots and requires well-drained and fertile soil. It is recommended to use a soil mixed in proportion with leaf mold, garden soil, coarse sand and compost. 5. Notes Avoid the soil from being too dry for a long time to avoid affecting the normal growth of the plants. It is recommended to replace the potting soil for the bird of paradise every 2-3 years to keep the soil loose and fertile. During the growing period, dead branches, rotten leaves, diseased and weak branches, overgrown branches and residual flowers should be promptly pruned off to reduce nutrient consumption. In short, in recent years, bird of paradise has become a popular plant on the Internet because of its unique charm and is loved by people. With proper maintenance, bird of paradise can thrive.
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